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Daily Archives: December 7, 2010

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Glittering Rich

The Hierarchy of “The Rich” in the United States

Economics, Making MoneyBy Joshua KennonDecember 7, 201025 Comments

I’ve written a lot about the economics of household income over at Investing for Beginners at About.com, a division of The New York Times. [mainbodyad]Most economic data, as I explained there, comes in the form of regular households that are easily understandable to the average worker.  For example, to be in the top 5% of household…

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